Customized Water Treatment
The McKay’s Company has been providing water softeners and custom water conditioners to homes and businesses across the Twin Cities and the United States since 1927! We customize our units to best meet the needs of everyone in your household. Our water softeners will protect your family and your home from common water issues, and making sure you notice the benefits.
We’ll help remove all the unwanted contaminated from your water!
Water Source
While you and your neighbor might get your water from the same source, water quality can vary significantly throughout the year. Major factors that affect water quality are due to your plumbing and chosen water treatment equipment.
City Water
City water is maintained but depending on where you live, you can still have very hard water. If you live in an old home, you may have galvanized pipes or even lead pipes. These materials cause discoloration and reduce the quality and pressure of water. A water softener can help prevent plumbing damage by removing the excess minerals from the water.
Well Water
Well water is normally fresher, high in nutrients, and high in minerals. Even though it’s great water, it can cause issues. Well water has a high quantity of iron, sulfur, or manganese, and if left untreated your water will lead to problems in your home like orange rings, stains, bad-smelling water, buildup in pipes, etc. A water softener for well water can mitigate these issues.
Common Water Issues
Hard Water
Rotten Egg Smell
Rusty Water
Foul Taste
Sediment
Contaminates
Cloudiness
PFAS
We’ll come to you, test your water, and provide a customized estimate based on what type of water treatment is best for you. Water hardness and impurities in drinking water are no match for our reliable softeners, conditioners and reverse osmosis (RO) systems! We can also provide maintenance on your current McKay’s system as well as many other major brands!
Schedule your FREE water test today!
This is the first step to ensuring you have high-quality water! Complete our no obligation form or call us.